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15% of searches are unique according to https://www.seroundtable.com/amp/15-of-search-queries-google-new-30025.html https://www.seroundtable.com/amp/15-of-searc

• onlyrealcuzzo 4y ago
  What's the decay? How many searches are only searched 2 and 3 times? I'd question if it's worth it to store the results an AI output for 3 years so that you don't need to regenerate it when someone searches it in the future. For 1 - you're probably going to have a meaningfully better model every year...
  • brookst 4y ago
    Yes, there’s a graph of cache duration to hit ratio. With no data or particular domain expertise, I’d bet a 24 hour cache would hit at least 30% of the time, and a 7 day cache 60% of the time. The problem is that a lot of the misses will be for recent events. How do you know whether “how many 737 maxes have crashed” should be served with a cache that is 3 months old?
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• conductr 4y ago
  This will go up because they're telling everyone to search like this: I need to throw a dinner party for 6 people who are vegetarian. Can you suggest a 3-course menu with a chocolate dessert? As compared to the autocomplete feature which guided people into cached search terms